Supreme Court of India
M/s Veena Corp.through Rajan Babulal Mehta v. Ashok Arjanbhai Jolia & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, an amended plan was submitted by the petitioner to the SRA for sanction of a detached structure which was situated in a portion of the area meant to be kept as open space, upon relaxation of the Building Rules.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
J Slum Rehabilitation Scheme: Development control Regulation for Greater Mumbai, 1991 - Regulation 6.24 - Rehabilitation of flour mill - Developer obtained sanction of amended plan from Slum Reh.abilitation Authority - Later ( raised objection to the raising of construction as per amended plan contending that same was contrary to Building Rules and not capable of being acted upon - Held: Objection-not tenable. The question which arose for consideration in the [ present Special Leave Petition, was whether having applied for and obtained sanction of the amended plan from the Slum Rehabilitation
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